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MAMMOTH ESTABLISHMENT THIS WEEK
GREAT 1oC. SALE OF
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR
NIGHT DRESSES, SKIRTS, CHEMISE, DRAWERS
and CORSET CoNERs.-Corset covers in two styles
dergarments are made of fine muslin and deliberately
trimmed with torchon lace of fine quality iokes o.
and trimmed with tucked cambria founce adged with
the above garments strictly d must t o.
seen to he fully appreciated as genuine bargain.
APRONS.
We will run Nurses Aprons this week for 1qc
They are large and well made. with tucks and deep
hem, and are actually worth 25c.
CORSETS.
BAUMS SANITARY CORSET, recommended by all
physicians and sold for g. will offer this week for
as t means r Of ri aing superior article st price
sure the permanent use of the same.
BLACK GOODS
BLACK CASHMERE at SOC. yard, worth Co.,.
Blsck Frie5e at =, . sS worth . 81
Blsck A Alb .ss, =. SSc worth &c
B Bsek s ss. ninnet 49, worth %oi1
Black S Sk S Saass SOC, worth sl25.
Black Satins from SOC. TO $l-25 yard.
WHITE GOODS.
large line Of Novelty Pique in Stripes and plaids q,
Al Of our Esc. and SC. Lace Striped Nainsook will
Our stock of India Linens is complete and prices
usual-the lowest.
HOUSE-FURNISHING DEPARTMENT.
Cream Table Damask, % inches wide, at 45c yard
Blesched Table Damask 69c yard.
Our entire lot of Bleached Table Damask that
have been selling for $1o and $loO, reduced to &c.
Turkey Red Damask. 50 inches wide. at 45c.
Turkey Red Damask, go inches wide, at DOC.
Turkey BED Damask, better quality. at zoe. worth
spsnda IS Napkin al linen st s's
33 90, We Will sell limited number at the low price
Our assortment of Koechlin Satteens is complete.
both in plain and fancy great variety and all new
goods. Our prices for these popular Satteens are
always lower than elsewhere.
UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT
rare chance was offered of goods for this de-
partment We accepted and became the possessors Of
stock which We will offer at prices which must sell
the goods at once.
LACE CURTAINS
beautiful Russian Border, 45 inches wide, 81 yds
long, center stripe, tape edge, at 8 ]. 10 pair
-Four different designs in Brussels effect latest pat
terms, in White and Ecru, 3h yds. long, at 81 IS
Something new in Irish Point Pattern The Curtain
would be cheap at $3.50; we offer them at &2.15
Russian Border Double Twisted Thread, difficult to
distinguish from real lace, at 81. 90 pair.
and Cherry, for $3.50 pair. These are positively
few pair Of Raw Silk Portieres in Bronze ana Blue
Raw silk Portieres. with beautiful Chenille Dado.
Raw Six POrteres. with Double Chenille Dado
Raw Silk for Portieres and Furniture Covering At
Curtain Poles, with Brass Fixtures, complete, for
Holland shades Spring Rollers. new colors. BIC.
Shelf Oil Cloth, &c. yard.
Stair Oil Cloth, 1Oc. . yard.
Cretonnes, Toe; yard.
Smyrna Rugs, 75c,
We .ra calling orr p,.nto,. ana <,o,eo-4. ,o,r,.x
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SAID TO BE TRYING SIMPLY TO UPH(
pEACE M ErRnpp

PEACE OF EUROPE.
The North German Gazette says there ia a
notable display Of incapacity to conceive in their
full bearing the recent manifestations Of the popes
will in the quarter where pretension is made to
the most correct and profound comprehension of
the objects OF the Catholic church. The pope adj
vocates the septennate because it tends to uphold
peace and authority, which are OF equally vital
Importance for Catholicism and the state. and
which Herr WindthOrst, under the mask of an ar
dent son OF the church, long opposed
Cardinal JacObiniS letter is the popes protest Tn
this abuse OF his name, and the order to obey the
encyclical letter wherein Is St1gmatized the ego
tism OF political parties. They misrepresent fhe
holy see, who attribute to it diplomatic motives.
The pope desires the preservation OF GERMANY he
cause IL is conducive to peace.
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VALENTINES, az GOuid's, 421 9th st.

CHICAGO GROCERY COMPANY, SO6 1th street, offers
Family -four s.l.4S bDi., 81 - a bb zoe x Dbl
Patent Process $t4S bbl., s1.ti:S bb S}c j. Dbl
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WINDING UP.-Hahn's great mark-down sale, al
SIG 9TH street and 1922 Pennsylvania avenue, Is
nearing It's end. Spring goods are already arriy-
Ing What Is still lett OF winter goods Is at your
disposal at prices which VIII make them profita-
bic Investment even II you should have TO lay
them aside till next season. For this weeks Spe-
ci.il bargains see city Items.
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VALENTINES at KOchs, 1921 Penn. ave.

For SALE-At great bargain, corner lot on
14th street, Columbia Heights, containing 1868
feet Address Box 120 star office.
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THE EMMoNs CASE STILL PENDING BEFORE THE AUDITOR
The Emmons case is not yet entirely settled. 1t
is still pending before the auditor of the court who
is to determine what costs are to be paid by Prof.
Emmons There appears to be considerable feel
ing in the case, and Prof Emmons' counsel Is CD.
posed to paying some Of the bills that have been
presented for Mrs Emmons' expenses in the case
Among the bills objected to are those of experts
that testified that Mrs. EmmOns was sane The
highest OF these is that OF Dr. Van Bibber of Bal
timore. who wants 1900 for his services, MI Kent
said to STAR reporter that Dr.. Van Bbber was on
the stand five minutes and testified to having
vfnced him that Mrs. Emmons was sane He
charged 800. while Dr. Godding, who was at court
day after day, and was on the stand for more than
a day, had made out a bill OF only $780, It is un-
derstOod, too, that Prof. Emmons counsel viii re-
sist paying Mrs. Emmons counsel fees. ON the
other hand, Mrs. Emmons' counsel declare that
Prof EmmOns and his counsel do not show any
disposition to carry out the fair promises made In
court, and intimates that proceeding may be
begun to compel recognition by Mr.. EmmOnS of
Mrs Emmons' rights in certain property.
Transfers Of Real Estate.
Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: P. C.
Palmer to Fl. c. Hazard, pit 80, so. 945: 81 800 J.
s. Blair to Joanna T. Eversf1eld, SUBJ 93 sG. 152:
81 ,09s. Mary 4. Reiss to B. w, Reiss, pit. i3 so.
1875, Lanier Heights; $1,000. Leigh Robinson to
w. c. Hill, lot g. blk. s, Meridian lin; $1,000 81.
W: Garnett to Mary c. Hayden, pts. AZ and 49, so.
Bergman, sub 20, SO. AT; s., 500. Same to VII
helmine Beha, sub g. do; 81, 500. Eta Brent to
Darlington, lots and pt :, 50; so9 s125 G..
ply ct al. to Ellen Plant lot %, ga; s. 1856 N
" Burchell to Elizabeth G; Dole, lot 2 blk. 10,
lot 122, 50: a71; 81, roo G. E. Hamilton ct al. to
Mary E. Fleming, sub "a, SO. 92; s6,13O.4O. G. F.
Rothwell to Annie E: Dan, pit. 13, So. SOL; s.. A.
G. Clark to E. F; Finley, lots to II, SO. lilo; s.
Z. Eberbach to T. I. Eberbach, same property;
$4,000. B. II. Warner ct al. to Belinda c. Hayden,
lots and 5, block 81, Meridian Hill; S. $50 J. s..
Blair to c. NJ. Bryant subs 81 and 92, So. 152;
g 1885: A. T. Longley to Ida A. Finch, sub IL, So
939; s., 200. L. d. Cannon to same sub III do !:
$500: Eda Guggenheimer to II. King, jr, sub As
SO. 737; 81 25O. P. A.: Simpson to K. A. Prather,
Osgood to A. Lamond, sub lot IA, SO. 313; $3.50.
James H. Mari to ": A. Stuart, pit. So. south Of
lOS!; $500. W: A. Stewart to May A. Mari, lots
II. w. Coffin, lots 10 to r. block g. Meridian Hill;
S4,0S64O. II. w. Coffin to j. Sprigg Poole, same
property; 81, $3.50. A. SwartZ to Mary E. Porter,
pit. II, SO. 867; $500.
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A NOVEL IDEa--TRs Bon Rrrches' Gfres Erery
Baby a ITeseat--A1 births occurring In the Dis
tTct OF Columbia and in the states OF Maryland and
virginia VIII Qt notice l. sent tOthe 'Bon Marche, "
$40 and 3lo 1th ST. BE- published FREE al the head
OF their ADVERTISEMENT every day In The STAR.
And 10 every baby whose birth is reported To them
present The ''preniIm present" Is fine christen-
Ing robe, now on exhibition In their windows.
This Will DC given 10 the infant whose birth Is first
reported. As matter OF business enterprise this
IL, oy far the latest and newest; and IL the adyer-
tiSainentS OF the Bon Marcne" are not read by
Inth n,i-Iakpn
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

Indications for tie "a hOLrv commencing at : p. n
For District OF Columbia. Mary land and virginia.
fair weather followed By local rains, southery
winds. higher temperature.
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CLERKS BENEFIT Observation-Disclosures are par
ticul&rly requested 10 attend their meeting Tues
DAY night Q5th). MOmentOuS business. Other
clerks dcsirOuS or joining are invited.
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CASH PRICES FoR Day Goops.

CASH Prices FoR Day GooDs.
EXCELLENT QUALITY SHEETING COTTON ONE
YARD AND HALF WIDE, 12k
FINEST QUALITY WAMSUTTA CAMBRIA, YARD
WIDE, 10.
TRICOT CLOTH DRESS GOODS WIDE DOUBLE
WIDTH, PURE WOOL, CASH VALUE so
REDUCED TO 37H
DOUBLE WIDTH, 37H.
ROYAL SERGE, BEAUTIFUL DRESS GOODS WIDE
DOUBLE FOLD, II yds. for $500.
CASHMERE SHAWLS, PURE WOOL. BLUE. CREAM
GARNET, 125
BLACK STRIPED SILK VELVET LIS
PURE WOOL CHUDDA SERGE, WIDE DOUBIE
WIDTH "a.
BLACK SILK RHADAMERS rs.
BLACK SILK SURAH rs.
EXTRA LARGE SIZE WHITE WOOL BLANKETS,
FANCY SILKS, 40, As, so.
FINEST QUALITY FRENCH SATTINES 40
BLACK AND COLORED SILK VELVETS, 90. 25
HOME-SPUN DRESS GOODS, PURE Wool, rs.
BLACK BROCADE SILKS, rs.
BLACK BROCADE SILK VELVET l5O
TABLE DAMASK, fine quality, ex ira width, 56c
tCcGG A RRR TIT ZEE RRR ssss
8 "A ERR EE kRR sss
ocSS ~ 4 ( ( 1 ZEE 3 r ssss
III MARKET SPACE, NEAR 7TH ST. ia
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y LINE OF CHILDRESS WINTER SCHOOL COATS,
In plain and fancy cloths, at Il. Fl. Tayior's, 9;s}
Penn ave. now selling at One-thiFd their original
cost All winter garments ON hand at and below
cost
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DIR. Newman and the Chinese.

A SERMON ON RECENT PROCLAMATION OF TEE
EMPEROR.
Rev. DR.. j. p. Newman preached at the Metro
politan church yesterday ON a recent announce
ment that the Emperor OF China had issued a
proclamation that hereafter there is to be no
religious intolerance in any part Of China.
Chinese subjects, the emperor proclains, are
free to accept or reject Christianity, as
they may decide for themselves, and in
Whateyar they may do they will be protected
from MOB violence. But even IL they become
Christians they must remain Chinese and loyal to
the Emperor OF China. This stipulation DR.. New
man interpreted as warning TO the pope and a
notice 10 The Roman church that she must not
make any undue transgressions. DR.. Newman
quoted from official reports which he claimed
showed that the Chinese In California were more
thrifty more moral, more industrious, more sober,
more honest, less criminal and better citizens
generally than the Irish or the Germans OF the
native Americans. In this country. he said, after
long and weary wander1ngS, the three branches of
The human race-the sons OF Shem. Ham and
Japhet-had met and mingled again in the persons
OF the Chinese, the negroes and the AngiO-Saxon
Then raising his hand, heavenward he exclaimed:
Cursed be the man, in or out OF Congress, in
power or out OF power, who would attempt to
Jhwart the plans Of Divine Providence by sep
arating these three fraternal branches OF the
human race"
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Some socialist speakers addressed crowd IN
Glasgow on Sunday on behalf OF the LanarK
miners. After the meeting the crowd pelted the
mounted police with mud and stones The noltca
men charged and scattered the mob
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60 AND SEE the new goods ut the Fair, S12 18th
ST. Il W; GOldschmid'S Old stand
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This Weeks Special Bargains.
HAHN's GREAT MARK-DowN SALE.

HAHNS GREAT MARK-DOwN SALE.
$40 9TH street and 1922 Pennsylvania avenue
Ladies' flexible Solid-sole Glove-top Kid Button,
$1.25; regular price, $L75.
Ladies' Pebble Goat or Kid Button Overlap
Quarters, $1.5O; can't be bought elsewhere for 81
Cousins 8 Fine Pebble and Straight Goat But
ton, this week only 1925.
Ladies Handmade Bright or Dull-fnished Don
COLA Button (only few Lefty, s..
Gents IS 3-sole ScOtch-bottom Calf Boots down
to $500.
Gents $3.50 Custom-made French Calf Boots
and Shoes $40.
Gents Reliable Calf Button, Laced or Caters
Plain or Tipped, $1.95.
Cents l.5O Button, Laced or Caters, every pair
warranted, $l.2O
Besides many other special bargains In all our
departments.
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For Washington dressed beef 90 to John
Kelly, stall 6,s, 90 and go Center market
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Extra VALUE.-GOod Fur Derbys, s1.JO; fine, 81;
best, $50, az A. 4. Lewis, 40 1th street.
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For Medicinal Purposes try gallon of our
rouryearold pure Rye Whisky, at 81 so per gallon
| N. T. METZGRR BIO,
All nth ST n W.
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THE CORRUGATED Key YALE LOCKS afford Secu-
rity- Ask your hardware dealer for them.
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Sales of Real Estate.

George E. Hamilton and others have sold to
Mary Z. Fleming SUBJ lot 81, So 90, fronting on
connecticut avenue and 21st street, between r
and streets, for s6,13O.4O. G. F. Whiting and
others have sold to the same lady SUBJ lot Is, So.
81, $500 feet fronting on Connecticut avenue,
between r and streets, for $500. E. Eberbach
has sold to 2. T. Eberbach sub. lot b, Sc. 565,
Ifontlng 20 feet on New Jersey avenue, between
e street and Massachusetts avenue, for IS, 200.
COrnelia A. Osgood has sold to A. Lamond sub. lot
T. So BIB go by 25 feet, at the southwest corner
or llth ana streets, for $5.05O James II. MARI
mas sold 10 W. A. Stewart, nearly all OF square
south OF So 1,O27, for $4,000. II. W. Coffin has
sold TO j. Sprgg Poole for 81 S53 so, three lots in
w. Coffin four lots On Meridian Hill for S. 35626
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CHICAGO GROCERY COMPANY. SOtj 9TH street north
west, sells Graduated sugar 6I.c., A Sugar, TO-,
Light Brown Sugar 81, Cut sugar &C.
SAVE EYEsIGHr consult Hempler. Pa. ay., cor Az.
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CHARGED WITH STEALING A DIAMOND BRAcrI TT
Saturday night Officer Digg1ns arrested Jaines
Lewis, coloFed, on "A charge or stealing a Diamond
bracelet belonging Ia Ms T. :. Davis, guest at
the National hotel, whose husband l. special en-
slniner In the Pension Office. The bracelet was
recovered to-day. In the police court Lewis was
charged with grand larceny, and the case was con-
ttnued until Friday
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DR. PowKILs great lecture on Abraham Lincoln
Wednesd ~ evening, 10th inst, at the BAPTIST
church, on Z ST., bet. 18th and nth, at O'clock
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The BARRETTA SISTERS at kernan's in during
"Slide for Life" and ceiling waiking.-Adrt
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CIGARs.-The sale OF the large stock Of cigars at
Dowiingss Will be continued tomorrow al 10 am
and 8 Nm. Dealers should attend.-Adr.
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We will make, lay and line ali tapestry and body
BRUSSELS carpets sold for cash this week free of
charge. W. IT, HOEKE, sol Market Space.
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RESPECT TO THE MEMORY OF JOHN E. NORRIS
rms morning, in the Court in General Term
Judges Macarthur, Hagner and James-Mr Payne
president OF the bar meeting, presented the reso-
e. Norris, and In compliance herewith asked that
they be entered on the minutes. Judge Macarthur
replied, paying high tribute to Mr.. Norris men,
DRY and directed the entry to be made
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Ar Cosr. AT Cosr. AT Cosr.

Ar CosT. AT Cosr. AT CosT.
EVENING SILKS AND ILLUSIONS AT COST.
48-in Atwood FRENCH CASHMERES reduced to 75c
Flush Plus aud wool coHBiN4TiSSa SUITS Ia. than
PARIS ROBES elegant goods, less than cost
FAILLE FRANCIAS and JERSEY SAT1NS, al pure
sill, reduced from d so TO d.
Embroidered NULL ELOUNCfNG reduced 70 cost.
Bonnets PERFECTION SILKS. the finest and best
Silks in the world, have been reduced In order to
Bonnets So6RNiNa SILKS. elegant goods. .. 70.
SIX f. y sel gs ,sseesa prices
Barnesley DAMA6K - cheap - common goodaL
llONE PRICE
". l. SHUsTER SONS
n2 S19 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
Coxr, CoKR,
CHEAPEST AND MRANEsT FUEL
WASHINGTON GAS c0MPAEVs
COKE
Orders recsivedak
Once 0as Company. Ala 10Th q NV
Either of the eight ofRces Of JOHNSON BROTHKRa
AG. JOHNSON BRoTHERs;. omess.
v. BALDWIN JoHNsOEs o6Rcss.
and q
HENRY \ JONES. grocery stoes:
h81-Sm 91O10 =. nv. 0eoggsoouu,
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VALENTINES at Kochs, 1221 Penn. ave.
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INTERESTING MEETING OF THE WOMAN's Ma
TIoNAL PRESS AssOCIATION.-At the meeting OF the
WOmans National Press association at Wizards
Saturday evening Major q. w. Powell director Of
mountains" to the association and its guests.
me association gave vote Of thanks to Major
Powell. During the evening Mrs NJ. D. Lincoln,
the president, introduced Miss Helen Snasey. who
sang charmingly. The guests Of the association
included many gentlemen and ladies Of prOmi-
nence.
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BISHOP HARE AND HIS WORK.-Bishop Hare OF
South Dakota, delivered admirable missionary adj
dresses at Ascension church on Sunday morning
at Trinity In the evening and at st. Johns to-day
He Is fOrcible and attractive speaker In his
eastern visits he goes rapidly and untiringly from
city to city, delivering missionary addresses with
western energy and practical effectiveness He is
doing grand work in Dakota, both among the
growing white population OF the future state and
among the Indians OF the Sioux reserve; and his
success In interesting the people OF the east in his
selves
MISSIONARY SERvICEs.-Annual missionary ser
vices were held yesterday at McKendree NJ r.
church, Massachusetts avenue. In the evening
another service was held at which senator Col.
quit presided. Hon. John w. Foster and Hon r.
b. Vance, OF North Carolina, delivered earnest
speeches In behalf OF missions. The McKendree
choir, Miss Kate Watson, leader, and Mr.. ElphOnzo
YOungs, jr., chorister, furnished appropriate
music. The anniversary OF the Foundry M. Is.
Sunday School Missionary society was held last
night. Rev. Dr.. Naylor, the pastor, delivered
the address.
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Extra BULLETIN.
LATEST FROM THE
DOUBLE COMBINATION HEADQUARTERS
Some lines which we just opened that no other es-
Enlistment OFFER do not be led astray by humbug
mitators Our prices genuine and the goods men,
toned are the original brands.
Yard wide Satines, TIC.
Monte Cloth, &C
Check Nainsook, SIC.
India Lnon, 5Zc
French Challes, new designs 12kc
Striped and Figured Crazy Cloth. Sc.
Selec. Styles of Pacific Spring Print, SIC
Turkey Red Table Linen, 25c.
THE ABOVE ARE ALL SHORT ENDS
ladies' and Misses silver gray aossamers combine
ton brand, warranted 79c.
Silk Garter Web. per yard, &C.
Dress Steels, per set, Sc.
All Nos. Dexter Knitting Cotton, sc.
Pins. paper. 1c, Turkish Bath Soap per doz
Best Quality Shoe Polish, &C.
Unlaundried White Shirt. all sizes, 21c.
AAOL SOhAAANo! AACE CUhIA1NS!
249 pairs Of fine Madras Lace Curtains divided into
six lots. The effect shows the finest workmanship and
the patterns equal to the finest handmade Cur
tains
No. 363-sO pairs 80 yards long. both sides Dor
dered $1.79
No. $3.50 80 pairs 81 yards long. both sides Dor
dered, SO.
No. $500 pairs 81 yards long, finer design, 81 o.
No. 5000 pairs 81 yards long. still finer design.
$3.50.
No. 1850 pairs, yards long, handsome. $3.50.
No. 1,561-3O pairs, yards long, exquisite, "a. ID.
These goods are worth 2o per cent more at lowest
calculations.
EMBROIDERY
Embroidery at &c. Embroidery ut SC. Embroidery
at &c. Embroidery at &c Embroidery at &c. EN-
broidery at sc. Embroidery as 1Oc. Embroidery At
12kc.
large assortment Of wider goods in Cambria Main
sock and Swiss.
Inserting to match. All these pieces guaranteed
to correspond with all our goods which have created
so great stir.
DOUBLE COMBINATION STORE.
1914 and 1243 1lth street southeast.
Beware Of Humbug ImitatorA
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Piles! PflesH PileS!!!-No one need suffer.
The worst form OF blind, bleeding internal or ex-
ternal Piles no matter how long standing,
speedily cured. No cutting or tying. Treatment
almost painless and without loss Of time from
business. Ladies attended at their homes when
preferred without extra fees. Cures guaranteed
Examinations and advice free.
II. ID. SHRADER, NJ. D., office 929 9th st. NV
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THE GnEArEsr Mess SHIRT SALE

THE GnEArEsr Mess SHIRT SALE
ON RECORD
WE HAD THE MORAL COURAGE TO BUY OUT AN
ENTIRE PRODUCTION OF BANK.
RUPT MANUFACTURER
1000 DOZEN MEMS UNwAsHED AND LAUN-
DRIED SHIRTS
We realize the fact that this means MANY SHIRTS.
But the following prices will make sad havoc with
that enormous quantity
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Cn1caEO Grocery Company, sos 9TH Sc.
Weadded the ticket system, and give with cOf-
Zee and tea purchased OF tickets to be exchanged
1or dry goods, shoes or house furnishings
Fine Rio Coffee, IL and zoe. 10.
Best Java, 25c.; Java Mocha favored, CSC,
Java and Mocha mixed, soc. ID.
Gunpowder and Oolong Tea, 35c. lib.
Einer Gunpowder and Oolong Tea, SOC. Id.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-02-14
The Roman Carnival.
An ENTERTAINMENT TO BE OPENED BY THE OIL
Guard TONIGHT

An ENTERTAINMENT TO BE OPENED BY THE OLD
GUARD TONIGHT.
The Roman carnival and mart, arranged by the
Union Veteran Corps, Old Guard, will be opened at
Willard hall tonight. Yesterday the committee
OF arrangements gave a private view" OF the
hall 10 a number OF those interested in the sue
cess OF the project. The hall has been very pref
tly decorated. Commissioner Webb, iU Is an
nounced, Will open the fair Tonight. The eXecu-
I've committee OF the carnival Is as follows: j. NJ
Edgar, Charles Ebert. :. VI. Gordon. W. H. Hoover
W B. FOineroy, r. K Smith, W. W. Mcdonald,
D. jacobson and Prof. j. ii. Vermiiya. The recep-
ton committee consists OF W. Is. PomerOy, j. c. s.
Burger and II. D. ParInenter. The tables will be
In charge OF the following: No. /, Mrs. j. Jacob
son ana Mrs. c. E Gibbs. No. p silver table, Mrs
D. NJ Edgar; No. 3, Mrs, Frank Wilson; No. t. e.
A. X Re;ief Corps, Mrs Page and Mrs. Months; No.
:, MIS- Burgess AMI Hrs Lee; No. o. floral bower
Ms Hoover; No. 3, lemonade stand, Mrs. Frank
PruetI: No =, cigar stand Mrs. j. II. JOchum: No.
=. refreShrlenJ table, Mrs. NJ V. Clarvoe and Mrs
W. B. POInerOy- Seventy-five young ladies Will
assist at the various tables, dressed in costumes
In harmony with the decorations Of the several
tables.